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Best teen and young adult historical mysteries and thrillers books, ranked
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Best classic PenguinThe Westing Game by Ellen Raskin
A clever, multi-layered mystery where 16 heirs compete to solve the bizarre death of a millionaire, praised for its intricate plot and engaging characters.
- Twisty plot
- Memorable characters
- Award-winning
- Dated references
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Best modern thriller Delacorte PressOne of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
A gripping teen thriller where five strangers walk into detention and only four walk out, blending mystery with high school drama.
- Page-turner
- Well-developed characters
- Surprising twists
- Some clichés
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Best puzzle mystery LITTLE, BROWNThe Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
A fast-paced mystery about a teen who inherits billions from a stranger, forced to solve puzzles and navigate family secrets.
- Clever puzzles
- Quick read
- Engaging plot
- Suspension of disbelief
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Best series starter HarperCollinsTruly Devious by Maureen Johnson
A twisty mystery set at a prestigious private school, blending a present-day crime with a historical cold case.
- Atmospheric setting
- Dual timeline
- Strong protagonist
- Slow pacing at times
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Best for crime fans LITTLE, BROWNThe Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Teen profilers are recruited by the FBI to solve cold cases, combining psychological thrills with a compelling cast.
- Fascinating profiling
- Fast-paced
- Good banter
- Unrealistic premise
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Best investigative thriller EmberA Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson
A teen reopens a closed murder case for a school project, uncovering dark secrets in her small town.
- Unique format
- Engaging mystery
- Strong voice
- Repetitive elements
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Best historical setting Candlewick PressThe Agency: A Spy in the House by Y.S. Lee
Set in Victorian London, a young spy infiltrates a wealthy household to solve a theft, blending history with adventure.
- Rich historical detail
- Strong female lead
- Well-paced
- Predictable at times
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Best for younger teens Philomel BooksEnola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess by Nancy Springer
Sherlock Holmes's younger sister, Enola, uses her wits to solve a mystery while hiding from her brothers.
- Clever heroine
- Quick read
- Fun historical nods
- Short
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Best supernatural thriller LITTLE, BROWNThe Diviners by Libba Bray
A supernatural mystery set in 1920s New York, where teens with occult powers hunt a serial killer.
- Immersive setting
- Complex characters
- Atmospheric
- Long
- Slow start
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Best historical fiction KnopfThe Book Thief by Markus Zusak
Set in Nazi Germany, a young girl steals books and finds solace in words, blending history with emotional depth.
- Powerful narrative
- Unique perspective
- Beautiful writing
- Heartbreaking
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